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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1888)
' v .. . A i r.- i': "s" -J ; 1 1? Banting 35aUg vcvali! r 13a i i' AMD Weekly TiiiUiS oFsuSiCKIFTION. DAILY. I'nhlished every morning except Mr"daj.) elivered br carrier, per week o.io By mail, er year oo WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advance $2.09 V, hen not paid in advance 2.f Liuii County teublieaii Con vein ion A republican convention for Linn county is hereby called to meet at the court house in Albany on April 4th at 10 a. m. for the purpose of electing delegates to the state re publican convention, which con venes in Portland April 11th, and for the purpose of placing in nom ination candidates for the various jconnty offices, and to transact $uch fother business as may properly come before the 'convention. The ' convention will consist of 79 dele gates, appointed as follows : East Albany 9 West Albany 7 Halsey ( Harrisburg 4 Brownsville 7 Shedd. . 5 Lebauon. 7 Scio .3 Waterloo 4 Orleans 3 Crawfordsville 3 Sweet Home 2 Fox Vallev 3 Center "... 3 Santiam. 3 Franklin Butte 2 Syracuse . .. 2 Liberty. '. . 2 Brush Creek 2 liock Creek 2 Total. 79 The committee recommend that the primaries be held on March 31st, at 2 p. m. S. S. Train, G. VV. Davis. Sec. Chairman. ONE ITEM OF NATIONAL WEALTH. What goes to make up the lead ing productions of a country, in providing for the wants and neces sities of the human family, can safely be enumerated as being the natural wealth of the country. One of the original sources of wealth was the possession of do mestic animals, and in the old patriarchal days a man's conse quence was gauged by the number of animals he pos&jssed. Thus the bible, describing one of the great men of Judea, says that he was a jich man and a man of note among his people, posse-sing great herd?, of cattle and large numbers of beasts ot burden. Although modern usage now gauges individual wealth not in kind, but. its repre sentative, money, nevertheless the number and value of the domestic animals a nation possesses is a prime source of wealth and inde pendence. From this source must be derived a people's principal food supply, as well as most essen tial aids to trade and transporta tion. In this respect this great country, so singularly favored in all matters, is most particularly blessed. The knowledge and aj preciation of this natural source o wealth is therefore highly essen tial. The last report of the national agricultural bureau, just published, gives interesting and exhaustive details concerning the number of our domestic and farm animals. Of horses the bureau reports a larger increase, during the past year than in any other class of animals, due to greater interest shown all over the countrv in horse breeding. Great improve ments have also been made in the different breeds, the tendency being toward larger and heayier horses for draft purposes to meet the needs of our ever growing commerce. The commissioner says that horse3 are found to be hardier than any other class of ai -imals, their great intelligence guarding them against many of the clangers and diseases that the others are subject to. This increase in horses, estimated to be as much as 5 per cent., is most important, they being the most useful servants of man, able assistants in com merce, as well as a source of strength in war. The extension of cattle-growing has been normal and has feept pace with the growth of population. Our supply of swine has varied but little, while that of sheep has declined in obe dience to that well-known economic aw which forbids production in excess of needs. This mainte nance unimpaired of our animal food supply is of vital importance, as, together with the abundance of cereals we command, assures us a plethora of bread and meat at home and makes as about the onlv one of the great nations entirely independent in this respect. The constant improvement and profitable increase of domestic animals should be made the care ful study of our husbandmen. Too much care cannot be devoted to that subject. The IJibsian government las pronibired the circulation of Amer ican bibles h; the Bailie provinces From the dominion Iiousp' of commons corned tie report that the governments of Great Britain and the United States are carrying on a diplomatic correspondence relative to the definite establish ment of the boundary between B itish America and Alaska. The real estate boom seems to be fast spreading over Oregon. We are informed that land in the vicinity of Roseburg has doubled in value during the last six weeks. TEMPER SNCE NOTES. Contributed by the Vv . O. T. C There are 1051 unions in the state of Pennsylvania, whose membership numbers 21,000. Since the closing of the whole sale liquor houses in Sioux City, Iowa, the criminal dockets have been utterly devoid of interest, the number of arrests having fallen off one hundred and thirteen in one month, and the "revenues" to magistrates and court officials de creased over one-half in thirty davs. Prof. Winship, of the New Eng land Journal, says of the Blair "ducatiortfll bill now before con gress: "The sentiments of the superintendents of schools wa almost solidly in its favor; the opinion of the educators of the country is almost a unit in its favor." We are glad to note Ore gon's representative is in the fore in this important matter. The speech ui Waller T. Mills, the Phil Sheridan of the prohibi tion army, on last Tuesday was a masterpiece, full of loiric, comnion- ee, and sparkling with rare wit. A3 a platform speaker, Mr. Mills has few equals, and as a political thinker and reasoner. he has both breadth and depth. lie presented the claims of the prohibition party in such a masterly, honest and forcible way as to gain the admira tion of even those who are opposed to the movement. He seems to have made a thorough study of the science of politics, and as all in telligent men and women like t hoar a fair and honest, presentatior of any great issue, his large audi ence was highly entertained aw: wry appreciative, and wul.; gladly welcome him again to our city. On last Monday evening a few of our citizens were highly enter tained at the W. C. T. U. hall b Dr. A. J. JudkU'S, corresponds g secretary of the national prohibi tion, committee of Chicago. The Dr. is an eminent divine and a most entertaining platform speak r. He gave some interesting facts concerning the organization of the prohibition paify, ami presented this movement in a new light to some of his hearers. It is to be regretted that our people did not understand the mental caliber or high standing of this scholarly mai, for had they known, his audience would have been larger. And just here permit and an humble observer to say, that citi izens of as prosperous and intel lectual a town as Albany aspires to be, can scarcely afford to ignore such men as Dr. Judkins, although he does not argue from a third party standpoint. Such neg'tct iavor3 too much of narrow-coi - - Ttracte(1 one-ideaed smallness to belong to anv wide awake, pr. gressive people. BORN. Freer kses 'l tne wile of ie,jm n tr-.eik- sen near rn.s c.i.y, an Jliircli ;;oili, a Ir'. NEW TQ VAX, VR SALE. FOR SALE A HALK JEKSKV COW. Oood milker. Aj.piy at this unite. 1?OR SALE -A STFIXWAY PtAXO. AP . ply at this ttice, J OR SALE A FHEHH MILCH COW" ; ply at this office. AP- iOR SALE CHEAP lilTXXU i; GEAU OF Wajfon. bee Kenton K Chase. O.jACEES OF LANi SITITATEO U U)l miles east of Albany, near the Oregon Pacific raiiroad. 'MO aces in cultivation, anu contains sufficient water and timber for "on era use. Would make four yood farms Price, Sl-2,000, with teniw to suit purchaser. F or particulars applv to J. .1. 1 lorn. liooms to item. tHJRNISHED ROOMS UP-STAIRS i tront ot bi ick on I irst street. Herald office Apply at BEOARDlXi HOUSE-MRS. M FKX- null, tiverythintf fresh an-1 clean. Rooms rented by the week or mo.ilh. Satis faction guaranteed. SPECIAL NOTICES. II AKR1.5 i. elL.Lc.1'. Oc.AL.l-.ris LX Mo oimments, headstones and tablets, al so cemetery curbing and wire and iron fenc ing. Shop one do..T sjuth of post totfice,J A : baii3', Oregon. U7ANTED- ALL THE FARMUtS Hu I f wish to sell their farm, to call and place the same in the hands of Ciirian & Montieth, who have several customers foi irood "---lin a-i'l wtor-k far-' LAUld.Slt.Sli;lX(J PL.-UX srhi.su uii sewing for children can have tne same done promptly and at reasonable ra'cs by a-i-dreoing Mrs. Pauline Buins.Albinn' Magnolia Flour. 11IIX BENl MAGXOLIA i-iA)CR DELIV- i. ered to any part of The eitv, for 1.10 ptr sack. JOil-N A. UKANFOKJJ. nlSOdtf THE MOI&yrN'G- HEEALD. SUNDAY, APBU SPRINGFIELD SAWMILLjFOR SALE ft I 00b I fin 021 SPRIXGFIELD, "Albany yard and office on Railroad, between -4.h aud 5th strectsl . Having lumber not excelled in quality, .nd facilities not surpassed for the prompt autl satisfactory nllin or orders, I respectfully solicit a share ot the trade. A. WHEELER. NEW STORE. e wsm Opened hy Win. Simpson, o, 10, which every article is sol i at tlie tigures nanicil. This is a rare opportunity to replenish your l-ichi n tin iuiru mid household fnrijhing Joods, or to purchase 10,000 u?ef il articles at prices never hefore heard of. Win. SIMPSON, ALSO HAVING rruciiAED THE BAfflE Of Shane Offers the entire stock of U v g j is, boats ij aiioe. "ladies' fin dress goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc. etc. j SSS It Cost gST These goods must be s61d. Without ATTENTION! Buyers of groceries and persons having but ter and eggs" to sell, will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine our goods and prices. KENTON & CHASE, Sew ;St)L'e bifcw-n'n opi.t'ijji in a t I p hgo.O. NOW m -O) - Laiis aw AT - JULIUS GBADWOHL'S Croekiery Store. hloo-er Bros'. Silverware, 1? cs no h., O ! l i a x a ndCr ystalware, Boys' Wagons vnd "O oil Carriages. Fancy and L ov Ooods.i SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom my'store. I am buy ing direct from the lactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash.l Kenton's Baking Powde -fine Pound Can, 25c o)-(0fc I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In curance companies, representing $7 2, 000,000. Insure 2-ncl pro; ect youi self before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co-. Portland, c on parie Francais. Hier wild deutch gesprochen.t TJHE CITY LIQUOR STORE, M. BAV3IGABT, Proprietor. 3rNext door to thejWd FelW Temple, Albany, Orepmft toVttKK -UHomestlyiquo, cfears ar SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO OREGON PART ami i 15, 20 and 25 cent counters, on eru-h . STOCK ! & Lonsway teem ! Call early and tecure bargains. (0- NEW GOODS. 1 vr -li HJ OVflff W IT. Lamp Trimmiop V ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY I n . 1 I hereby offer to the people of JAlbany and vicin ity my entire stock ot fancy and Staple Groceries at cost These o-ootls must be sold within twenty cUy as V intend going into a manufacturing business. Come early and secure some bargains. J. JOSEPH. March 30, 1888. BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE ! Having leased a portion of the yard o;-:-upi-l by Mr. Cirts' ifu ite.l on the city railroad switch, between fcuri.:i K.i't.i sire;-ts, f will cn-l.-ivor to keep on hand a general supply "f huiNli.-ir n i -n.-u :; ia i, 'H.;-, rotu'h .tiid eleur, shingles, sawed and sh'iw !, r it! -Aini- i.-. iatb.Ja'iia will receive orders for sash, doors an I iiioiildings wln-n de-i:vJ. Those desiring anything in my line .i:-- s-.:i..-n.ed i-.c.-ill ;-'.r- :ii-' !!-is;:i'i W. W. F. (Successor toX. ffi or an I am now receiving new jiods in "every line anr1 would cordially invito (-iv-rybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have The Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and "prices. Furnishing Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. 'Groceries, Etc Call and see me. TXT- IF1. ttElJLJD (Successor to N H. Alleti First Street, - - Albany, Oregon. T. TCOnTIEIS, seller, Newsdealer, Staiione -AND DEALER IN- Text Books and all School Supplies Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, 'OjiStands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all kincL of musical merchandise. General News Depot. JaifMail orders promptly attended to. JULIUS Grocer 2.TO- 61 FIEST STJ 0ext to Burkhart & Keeney's real estate office) 4 LB ANY, - OREGON". WILL BROS., Dealers ii ill tl elcadingf Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos. Afull Line of Sheet miisic,musical merchandise,ammunition, fisli ms tav'klc, etc. Warranted razors,butcher and j)ockpt knives. Best kind of NEEDLES. OILS and EXTRAS for all SEWING MACHINES. IL1NN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done ALBANY, sss. a A ejXA l- W. CROWDER READ, H. ALLEN) -..'o Goods, r, JOSEPH, OREGON. Ml 5 Tobacconist! i ri a inn i f m AWLL STOCK OF Staple Groceries I !ware, ana oecKpatity of tmq, oo KH0, CQ. CAKES, PlS, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthiaotdaad reibte house is also to '.V found a complete assortment, of fresh famiJ eroeeriea, to which is cooataotly being a4de am the eeasoaable linen of gvufX' uid provisio, sudi as : Cranberries, t--Fine Pickles, , ' Dried Beef Chipped & Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, EasternBuehwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Eto. These (roods were all bontrht when pricac; were low, and the benefit of the margin will l i jiven to liis customers. Kemeiuber the pla. at the old corner ou Firstiuid loadalbin Sts. (DffiD III. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of 7 UN And manufucturera of Cleice Confectionery. We are now prejmred to farnish cho:ce, fresh candies of best gadc, consisting of pure sti.-t:. waorted Savors, mixod candies, extra !"eii.o and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, c:u:j.. tu and a general assortment of flue candied AT UOLEALE OR KETAIL. CVOrders from eonntry dealers promptly at tened to. factoiy on street, Albany, - - Oregon. M km Ilk LtNKISC C0.f Prop'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior ior family and bakers' use) The Best Storage Facilities. caTTbe Highest price in cash paid for wheal AUliSY . . - OttEGON. Mere House Bestauranti (OK BDBOPBAIT PLAX) Conducted 'by i H. DIERCKS. tteals servwl from SS cents t SI-OK jarCust'tners order wnatewer desired. Th" tab'" d with the btt tn tiw ""a'ltet. Kcal Estate and Employment Agency. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE ot about lou acres, or tnose hsiwii larger tracts which tliey would be willing to divide up into or Iiu acre !ois, are invited to call it our otilce, as we ha e a -w customers for that class of farn;?. We c?ii also furnish par ties wai.tiii help, either male or female, for ti e city or country, with such help as they desire on short notice: ami '.vftlso have a few situations ior bot 1 uw"'p and. female in the city and country . CU &t our olfiee if you want help ox want employment. We can act either for yon. Oifice No." G5 First street, ad joining W. C. TW""'"1"'" "trr." F. A. BURKHART & CO. DR. K. KOoDEWAV, VETEKIXAKY SUR jrecu, Albany, Oregon. Graduate of fier man anl AinericBn eolleaes. Noiiee t- Tr.xpnyors. VOTIOE IS HEREBY X! I YEN THAT ON all county taxes for the year 1887 not paid before April 1st cost will be adde('. Those who have uot paid will trovern them selves according';'. - rrcnijt payment 'ill vecost. Bv order 01' tlie Sheriff of Litm county. D.f .KUI1U . Farm for Kent or Sale. TtHREE-FoUrTl-H SEOlloX UP LAND, J- consisting of the Kind'ey Sodaville ranch situated on the Santiam mountain road, 15 im es east of Sweet Home. Good house antl lirn on premises. For further information inquire of W. II, Fiudlej at Sweet Home. 1 yurv THE PHU 0GRAPHER. Paxton'a t'W stand Albany 1 25 Per Cent Discount FOR CASH ON LUMBER A 4. T -r t nnp Ui"; "ce 8 stean' sawmill one and &TJSZ " further J. M. DORRAKCE, Mehama, Or. OB. SHORT LINE & UNION PACIFIC R. B, Shortest and best routi: to all points east and south. Pullman Palace cars. Emigrant or fam ily sleepir-g cars all the way through fro in Portland to Council Bluffs and KansasCity without change. These cars are free of charge. For further particulars rega .ding rates, ete inquire of Currtm & Moiiteith, agents, Alhanv. Ovcffon. Crocker? SOMWOfflS ALDM I POSHAY & MASON M"hoies'aIe and Retail Dripfe i BooWers ft, . 4A r 1 -
